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St. Maarten Lions Club Bumper Sticker to discourage substance abuse by minors.

April 24, 2016

St. Maarten Lions Club Bumper Sticker to discourage substance abuse by minors.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The St. Maarten Lions Club has commenced distribution of bumper stickers with a message to discourage substance abuse by minors: Under 18? Stay Clean and Sober! The timing of the club’s initiative couldn’t be any better as the country is now in full carnival swing; a time when the chances of usage and abuse of alcohol for example, may be higher.

The objective is to involve the community at large and remind adults to guide minors, emphasizing the importance of drinking responsibly by sticking to non-alcoholic beverages until they have reached adulthood. The message is clear and written in the broadest sense to include any other substances harmful to our minors.

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President of the Club Lion Eldert Louisa: “St. Maarten Lions will be distributing approximately one thousand stickers for use by automobile owners. We ask the community’s support with this initiative by placing the stickers on the bumpers of their vehicles, sending a clear message that substance abuse by minors is strongly discouraged due to the effects that it can have on their development. Even more so, abuse of substances can cause uncontrollable behaviors that may result in accidents which ultimately may put lives in danger. The St. Maarten Lions will continue to be a beacon of light for a safe community and wishes the general public a joyful carnival season.”

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/st-maarten-lions-club-bumper-sticker-to-discourage-substance-abuse-by-minors-2/

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